Olympia's Daughters performed before a packed house offering up a wide range of a cappella from Gospel, African, Native American, to Folk.

They entertained the standing room only crowd with humor, personal stories, and wonderful music. They read poetry, related their life's triumphs and tragedies, and lifted the spirits of all who attended.


The choir members displayed a wide range of musical talent as well as life experiences, which kept the audience on the edge of their seats and left them wanting more.



As usual we offered refreshments for sale, during the intermissions, but this time they were supplied by the South Martine Avenue Deli. The intermission ran a little longer than usual as audience members enjoyed delicious vegetarian sandwiches and wonderful bruschetta pizza. Entertainment during intermission was supplied by Nathan Graham on Piano.

The Random Thoughts opened the show with creative arrangements of some classic tunes as well as their unique take on others. The four talented singers blended their voices wonderfully to engage the capacity crowd and elicit laughs as well as applause.